- With abstract class, we can't create an instance or object. But that class can have static methods as well as instance methods.
- If we want to utilize instance methods, we must extend that class and implement all abstract methods and then create an object to that child class. Finally we can utilize instance methods.
- We also can write and execute main method from an Abstract class.
Code snippet:
AbstractMain.java
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public abstract class AbstractMain{
public static void main(String nag[]){
System.out.println("hello :");
}
}//end main
compile the above code and try to run from command-line. We get the output.
So abstract only restricts from object creation for a class. but if we want to use any static methods like above, we can simply use them..:)
